A very fine example, never folded, of this scarce, iconoclastic and blasphemous dada manifesto, an excellent specimen of dada typography.

Gaston Ferdiére's presentation copy of the scarce catalogue for the ambitious and highly influential International Surrealist Exhibition held in London in 1936 signed by a number of the participants.

A very fine copy of Iliazd's typographic masterpiece of visual, phonetic and sound poetry, preserved, as intended, unbound.

A signed Charles H.

A complete run of one of France's most famous art periodicals 'Verve.

Man Ray's 'Electricité', an excellent, unsophisticated copy, with the original compliment slip.

Henri Matisse's illustrations for de Montherlant's 'Pasiphaé'.

A complete set of the very scarce 'aventure' bridging dada and Surrealism and featuring Jean Dubuffet's first work.

The scarce complete series of the influential avant garde review SIC.

A very scarce example of Georges Hugnet's 'Petite Anthologie Poétique du Surréalisme' on geranium paper.

An excellent copy with the fragile silk binding remarkably well preserved.

Vollard's Les Réincarnations du Père Ubu illustrated by Rouault together with Rouault's original manuscript for his introduction.

The first printed copy of the de luxe issue of the first edition presented to Kokoschka's parents.

An excellent example of Yvan Goll's text with Brauner's trio of mystical etchings.

A rare presentation copy of Marc Chagall's masterful illustrations for Gogol's 'Dead Souls'.

A remarkabel series of engraved invitations on uncut sheets by various artists for the dinners of the Société des Eclectiques.

The ground-breaking 'Parallèlement', Ambroise Vollard's first book, Verlaine's verse illustrated with Pierre Bonnard's delicate rose lithographs, in the original wrappers.

The original poster / announcement for the exhibition of Iliazd and Max Ernst's important collaboration '(65) Maximiliana ou l'Exercise Illégal de l'Astronomie'.

A group of original material for Théo Sardnal's Assyrian fantasy for the Bal des 4'z'Arts or Quatr'z'Arts: proofs in various colours, transfer drawings, hand-coloured trials and other material.